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Abstract Themes
- Deformation of mafic or ultramafic rocks 4 matches
- Subduction zone geology 9 matches
- Neotectonics, earthquake geology 6 matches
- Magnetic fabrics or other records of deformation 3 matches
- Convergent and transpressional orogens 7 matches
- Cordilleran tectonics 6 matches
- Structural geology techniques 3 matches
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Characterization of the Southern Contact of the Eastern Kovik Domain Tectonic Window: Preliminary Results
Isabelle Therriault, The University of British Columbia Okanagan
Paleomagnetism and the Terranes Puzzle in Western North America: How it Started vs. How it is Going
Cristina García-Lasanta, Western Washington University
Metamorphic Dehydration of Subducted Metabasalts in the Catalina Schist and Fluid Flow through Localized Zones of Deformation recorded by Epidote Minerals
Peter Lindquist, University of Washington
Finding strength where it lies in the lithospheric mantle: An exposed extensional plate boundary shear zone, Turon de Técouère, France
Julie Newman, Texas A&M University-College Station
The important role of ductile strain for accommodating mass transfer and exhumation in contractional orogens: Case studies from the Salmon River suture zone fold-thrust system and the transpressional western Idaho shear zone
Andrea Richardson, Washington State University
Tectonic and Rheologic Implications of Quartz Grain Size Variations in the Alpine Fault, New Zealand
Steven Kidder, The City College of New York
Reconciling Baja-BC and Flat Shatsky Conjugate Subduction beneath Western U.S.
Gene Humphreys, University of Oregon
Age relations and assembly of an intraoceanic arc crustal section in Wrangellia: The Jurassic Bonanza arc, Vancouver Island, Canada
Rebecca Morris, University of Victoria
What fraction of interseismic uplift at subduction zones becomes permanent? Observations from southwestern Washington
Juliet Crider, University of Washington-Tacoma Campus
Unraveling Shear-Related Mineralization Processes and Tectonic Overprint from Investigations in the Dipilto Block of NW Nicaragua
Ben M., Colorado School of Mines

